FAQs
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We have compiled a list of top entrance exams after BSc for master’s courses and jobs. Some entrance exams are conducted at the All-India level (National Level). Know About the IIT JAM, State Level, and other Colleges Entrance Exams.
Yes, BSc graduates can appear in MBA exams. MBA is useful only when a BSc aspirant does not wish to continue their career in the science field. It depends entirely on where you want to work in your life.
There are around 15 combinations of BSc offered by MES College. You can select your course as per your preferences.
Given below are the aided combinations:
- Physics, Mathematics (PM)
- Physics, Chemistry (PC)
- Chemistry, Botany (CB)
- Chemistry, Zoology (CL)
- Botany, Zoology (BZ)
- Mathematics, Statistics(MS)
- Physics, Statistics(PS)
Unaided combinations are as follows:
- Physics, Electronics (PElec)
- Physics, Computer Science (PCs)
- Mathematics, Computer Science (MCs)
- Statistics, Computer Science (SCs)
- Electronics, Computer Science (ECs)
- Botany, Psychology (BPsy)
- Chemistry, Biotechnology (CBt)
- Zoology, Biotechnology (ZBt)
If you are interested in basic science and are more inclined toward non-technical aspects of science, you must go for BSc coupled with MSc, you can make good progress in your career.
If you are comfortable with the technical side of Science, calculations, etc., then BTech is a good choice. You must take on a demanding and challenging route.
Both BSc CSC and BCA are technical courses that offer better career opportunities to candidates.
In BSc CSC, candidates are trained to perform well in software and computer application. This aims to provide knowledge in the core subjects like operating systems, database application, and data structure. At the same time, BCA provides professional expertise in the programming languages like Java, C etc. It also offers diverse knowledge in operation management and financial accounting.
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The Bachelor of Commerce i.e. B.Com Degree is designed to provide the student with a wide range of managerial skills while at the same team building competence in a particular area. The curriculum thus focuses both on Academic Subjects, such as Statistics or Economics, as well as practical business subjects, such as Accountancy, Law, Management, Marketing, Finance, etc.
B.Com. is an Undergraduate degree designed to inculcate business acumen in students. B.Com. ensures career advancement and provides an integral understanding of the business aspects key to their sector of interest.
Higher secondary certificate examination or 10+2 level examination with any stream of study, from any recognized state/national Board, must be passed by the candidates.
It a Four years Bachelor’s degree as per NEP:
- B.Com I – First Year
- B.Com II – Second year
- B.Com III – Third year
- B.Com IV (HONS) – Final year
Yes, it is possible for a science or humanities stream student to pursue a B.Com course.
We are affiliated to Bangalore city university (BCU)
We start as early as 7:30 am and end at 2:30 pm.
The specializations offered by Department of Commerce for its B. Com are:
- Accountancy
- Finance
- Marketing
- Human Resource Management
Yes, as the part of curriculum students pursuing B.com need to do internship in a NGO/ Corporate/ manufacturing industry.
- Stock Markets
- Soft Skills & Spoken
- English
- Tally 9.0
- Financial accounting
- Pre-placement
- Financial readiness program
- Industry role readiness
- Data analytics
Yes, we have many companies coming in for campus recruitment such as KPMG, NORTHERN TRUST, INFOSYS, TESCO, CAPGEMINI, DELOITTE, EY and many more.
Please visit our Placement page for more information.
Graphic designer, video editor, interior designer, creative director, journalist, media manager, event manager, and public relations are some examples of jobs that are in high-demand post completion of your arts degree.
It is important to study BA subjects such as political science, history, geography, philosophy, and public administration if you want to write the UPSC exam. These subjects are helpful and thus, recommended if you want to appear for the exam.
Taking up the arts stream leaves you with a wide range of career options. Some of the career options are graphic design, journalism, fashion design, lawyer, hotel management, event planning, interior design, food photography, filmmaking, etc.
To get a job in fine arts, you must first take up courses such as a bachelor of fine arts (BFA) or diploma in fine arts at an undergraduate level. Once you have the required skills, you will have access to several job opportunities such as applied arts, drama and theatre, music, dance, photography and filmmaking, etc. Freelancing is a great way to start your career in fine arts.
Some of the most promising subjects taught under humanities include History, Geography, Sociology, Economics, Mass Communication, Law, Psychology, Political Science, Linguistics, and Language studies (English, Hindi, Sanskrit, etc.). One of the best things about 12th arts is that there are plenty of career options after 12th arts. One has to know the list of all career options after 12th arts to select the right one and it can be overwhelming to choose right career options for arts students because of the number of options available.